3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

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Introduction to Congestion Management
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CQ (Custom Queuing)
Figure 235   Custom queuing 
CQ classifies packets into 17 classes in accordance with certain rules 
(corresponding to 17 queues). Based on their own classes, packets will enter the 
corresponding Custom queues with FIFO policy.
No.0 queue is a system queue (not shown) and 1-16 queues are user queues. User 
can set the rules of traffic classification and assign the proportions on occupying 
interface bandwidth for those 16 user queues. During dispatching, packets in 
system queue are sent preferentially till the queue is empty. Then with polling 
method a certain number of packets, taken from No.1-16 user queues under the 
bandwidth-occupying proportion set in advance, are sent out. In this way, packets 
of different application can be assigned with different bandwidth. Therefore, it will 
not only ensure mission-critical application to get more bandwidth but also 
prevent normal application from obtaining no bandwidth at all. By default, the 
data flow enters the No.1 queue.
Another advantage of Custom Queuing is that bandwidth can be assigned 
according to the busyness of applications, which is suitable for those applications 
having special requirement for bandwidth. Though the dispatching for 16 user 
queues is polling, the service time for each queue is not fixed. So when there are 
no packets of certain classes, the CQ dispatching mechanism can automatically 
increase bandwidth occupied by the packets of current existing class.
incoming packets
queue1
queue2
classify
outgoing packets
queue15
queue16
transmit
queue
interface
……
10%
30%
10%
5%
scheduler